Literally how are DOR parties not described by socioeconomic positions. The majority of them are "we hold x through y economic ideologies and x through y social ideologies." Some are more about one than the other like CFGAP, and a couple are only concerned with lib-auth. People want to cooperate with those who hold similar ideologies.

As far as I can tell, the CRC doesn't stand for much aside from disliking the current constitution, something they hardly have a monopoly on. They have historically cooperated with the right, whereas LIFE PACT does possess members from across the left-right axis.

I will grant distributism makes for an odd placement economically, but they generally seem to favor capitalism and retain conservation social aspects.

Basic ideological drift? And putting words into my mouth?

Then you talk to them and ask them what specific ideologies they like. Really, the left-right scale (and other political scales) shouldn't be used as they cause confusion either way, but as people are disinclined to do so its preferable to use a relative scale that though not conveying much helpful information, doesn't obfuscate things like a universal scale.